Firm behind the capital's battery-powered black cabs reveals the first in a new range of passenger vehicles using its 'state-of-the-art' EV platform
Black cab maker unveils new electric car architecture for use in broad range of vehicles
London Electric Vehicle Company (LEVC), the firm behind the capital's battery-powered black cabs, is reportedly looking to expand its capacity to produce a range of commercial and passenger vehicles
Sprint Power says six-month trial will show how wireless charging could help enable roll out of electric taxi fleets
Company provides further boost to LEVC's plans to diversify its range of plug-in hybrid taxis
Advanced Propulsion Centre backs new wave of electric car, van, and battery projects, as agency predicts UK automotive sector is on 'the precipice of an innovation landslide'
Six month trial in Nottingham will test whether 'inductive' charging could be a viable way of providing electric cabs with power
Manufacturer says its electric black taxis have grabbed a 10 per cent market share in UK capital since launching last year
As energy giants rush to invest in charging networks, London Mayor sets out plan for flagship charging hubs across the capital as part of EV Infrastructure Delivery Plan
But plans to produce electric vans at LEVC's Coventry factory have been shelved until 'early 2020s' amid Brexit market headwinds